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Premium producer GTEC Holdings (TSXV: GTEC) released Q4 results and a series of updates that should have investors very excited about the future.#marijuanastocks #potstocks Read the full article

GTEC Holdings (TSXV: GTEC) issued production and sales guidance for Q4. Overall investors should be pleased with the results and higher sales prices. #marijuanastocks #potstocks Read the full article

GTEC Holdings (TSXV: GTEC) has strengthened its balance sheet by recollecting a $4 million loan and divesting its 25% equity stake in Cannabis Cowboy. #marijuanastocks #potstocks $GTEC $GTEC.V Read the full article

GTEC Holdings (TSXV: GTEC) released Q2 results with solid operational numbers, but investors weren't happy. We think they are overreacting - here's why. #marijuanastocks #potstocks $GTEC Read the full article

GTEC Holdings Ltd. (TSXV: GTEC) can ramp up operations at its Alberta Craft Cannabis facility after gaining two key licenses. #marijuanastocks #potstocks $GTEC $GTEC.V Read the full article

GTEC Holdings Ltd. (TSXV: GTEC) can now sell recreational cannabis to provincial supply chains out of its facility in Edmonton after gaining a key license. The firm’s subsidiary, Alberta Craft Cannabis Ltd, operates the 14,000 square foot production facility. It has held a standard cultivation license for some time and it has been producing around 1,300 kg of cannabis there since April 2018. But it can now target provincial recreational supply chains, and it can also sell medical cannabis direct to patients via an e-commerce site, after it gained a Standard Processing license and a Sale for Medical Purposes licence from Health Canada. “We are extremely pleased to have achieved another major milestone for our shareholders and to further evolve the overall growth of the organization,” said Norton Singhavon, GTEC founder, chairman and chief executive. “We are excited to be in a position to utilize our unique and exotic cannabis cultivars to launch our ultra-premium brand portfolio into the adult-use market.” The new licenses will also allow GTEC’s other cultivation subsidiaries to sell to provincial supply chains, as GTEC can complete B2B transfers between its subsidiaries before selling the cannabis to the provinces. It also owns the Grey Bruce Farms operation in Kincardine, Ontario, and it secured a license to cultivate cannabis there earlier this month. It can now produce around 1,600 kg of marijuana there on an annualized basis, while it has another facility called Tumbleweed Farms. Alberta Craft Cannabis can sell their products on to supply chains across Canada. GTEC is producing cannabis at a cost of $1.11 per gram and wholesaling it at $5.86 per gram, leaving an estimated gross margin of 81% on products sold, excluding depreciation and amortization. It has reported increased demand for its cannabis, and the Grey Bruce license allows it to fulfill orders. Elsewhere, GTEC has agreed a $13 million deal to buy a cannabis cultivation facility in British Columbia from Canopy Growth. It now expects annualized production capacity to reach 18,000 kg next year as a result of all this activity.   Read the full article

GTEC Holdings Ltd. (TSXV: GTEC) has tied up a $13 million deal to purchase a cannabis cultivation facility in British Columbia from Canopy Growth. #marijuanastocks #potstocks $GTEC Read the full article

GTEC Holdings Ltd. (TSXV: GTEC) continued its ambitious expansion drive by gaining a cultivation license at its Grey Bruce Farms facility in Ontario. #marijuanastocks #potstocks $GTEC Read the full article